Possibly add a cookie or have some way to stay logged in on this computer so i dont have to type in my password everytime i visit the site. Hows that sound?

Elijah Bagdonas (beatmstrj - 11/28/2004 5:33:17 AM)
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Agreed!

Mike Bahr (warwagon - 11/28/2004 10:49:04 PM)
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That will cetainly get rid of the monster log in numbers some people have hit,
over 300 logins muchos ridiculoso!

I dunno if its only my comp nut when I log in im logged in for like 24 hours, I only have to log in at the begining of each day and im set.

Alexis Watkins (LEX7 - 11/28/2004 6:01:50 PM)
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I usually have to log in every time I enter the site after closing my browser. So it's fairly easy to hit 300 odd logins, especially when it's quiet at work and I check the site a few times a day. I'm not too fussed about the login really.

adam moore (adamjmoore - 11/28/2004 6:18:32 PM)
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Easy way around it, do what I do. Bookmark the site, and then go back and edit the URL to be something like:

http ://dcj.amaltd.com/oakley/login.asp?user_ID=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD

Replacing the two fields with whatever they may be. Secure? No, but it works, and should be fine if you only do it on your computer. This may also work for other sites if you can find out what values are being passed.

Dann Thombs (Dann - 11/28/2004 3:59:32 PM)
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that's what i do too! i'm super smart, that must be why.

oh wait. dann told me.

does it still count as a login? i think it does

John Heins (john - 11/28/2004 5:40:23 PM)
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Thanks Dann, you're a lightsaber!

Elijah Bagdonas (beatmstrj - 11/28/2004 5:08:28 PM)
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Yeah it still counts. It doesn't bypass the login, it just feeds it the variables without using the form.

Dann Thombs (Dann - 11/29/2004 9:02:02 AM)
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